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An American Family History

Victoria Zellena Dwinnell Miller

Various spellings of Dwinnell
Doenell, Donell, Donnall, Donnell, Duenell, Dunnel, Dunnell, Dwaniel, Dwaniell, Dwainel, Dwennel, Dwinel, Dwinell, Dwinnel, Dwinnill, Dwonill, Dwynel

Children of Isaac Davis Dwinnell, Jr. and
Rachel Lapoint

  • Victoria Zellena Dwinnell Miller
  • Holland Orville Dwinnell
  • Charles N. Dwinnell
  • Sophia Floritine Dwinnell Byrne
  • Napoleon B. (Charles) Dwinnell
  • David Lancaster Dwinnell

    Children of Rachel Lapoint
    and David Lancaster Jones
  • Lewis Kossuh Jones
  • Ida Ann Jones
  • Genevieve E. Jones Marvin
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    Yonge Mills, Ontario was in Front of Yonge Township near Brockville. It is north east of Kingston and north of Watertown, New York. It is now a ghost town. In the mid 19th century, Yonge Mills, was a busy and prosperous village with a population of about 175. It had a sawmill and a fulling mill. There were hotels with taverns and a general store. The village also included two blacksmiths and a church.

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    Children of John Wilson Miller
    and Victoria Zellena Dwinnell
  • Gertrude Eveline Miller
  • Eva Edith Miller Van Dusen Fish
    and sons Wilson Van Dusen
    and Walter Van Dusen
  • Mildred Daisy Miller
  • Alberta Irene Miller
  • Nora Zellena Miller
  • Herbert Thomas Miller
  • Hester Mabel Miller Johnson
    and husband William Greenwood Johnson
  • Robert Wilson Miller, Sr.
  • Victoria Louise Miller
  • John Delbert Miller
    and his daughter
    Jessie Estelle Miller Finkenkeller
  • Verna Ivy Miller Johnson Mathison
  • Victoria Zellena Dwinnell Miller was born in Yonge Mills, Leeds County, Ontario, Canada on August 14, 1840. Her parents were Isaac Davis Dwinnell and Rachel Lapoint

    She married John Wilson Miller in 1867 when she was 27 years old. Their children and life together is described in detail in the section on the John and Victoria Miller family.

    Victoria was very close to her children. Her daughters-in-law complained about how close she was to her sons. In 1897 she signed her daughter, Hester's, autograph book.

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    After John Wilson Miller's death in 1905, Victoria moved to Seattle, King County, Washington. Her address was 325 5th Avenue.  She died on May 5, 1920 in Seattle, Washington when she was 77 of angina pectoris. She was buried in  Section 2, Lot 270, Grave 2 of Washelli Cemetery at 111th and Aurora Avenue in Seattle, Washington next to her son, John Delbert Miller. There is no permanent grave marker.

    Miller -- At 342 Fifth Avenue north, May 5, 1920, Victoria Z. Miller, aged 79 years, beloved mother of Mrs. William Johnson, Mrs. I. M. Johnson and Mrs. D. I. Fish.  Funeral services today (May 7) at the chapel of the Home Undertaking Company, Ninth at Union, at 2 p.m. Interment at Washelli.

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